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iPhoneSIMFree Releases First 1.1.1 SIM Unlock, Fixes AnySIM-Bricked iPhones
iPhoneSIMFree, the company that released the first GUI iPhone SIM unlock, has just provided an updated version of their SimFree unlocker for iPhone 1.1.1 phones. According to them, they can apply their unlock thanks to the iPhone Dev Team's 1.1.1 Jailbreak. Their new software will work with virgin, never-unlocked iPhones with firmware 1.1.1 and bricked iPhones too. If that's you, head over to their page for a step-by-step tutorial.This is just for IPSF unlocks, so people who unlocked with anySIM or iUnlock will have to wait; though hopefully not very much longer.More » -
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iPhoneSIMFree Claims Their Unlock Doesn't Send iPhones to Activation Limbo
We've just received word from the iPhoneSIMFree team: they claim that their iPhone SIM unlock solution (which we documented on video here) doesn't send your iPhone with 1.1.1 Firmware into Activation Limbo, unlike anySim. We still have to test this, however. Read what they say after the jump.
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iPhoneSimFree Goes Retail, But Shipments Still Elusive (Advice: Wait to Buy)
The hack works, we've seen it with our own eyes. And you can order it for $99 now in the US, or less than $50 from Australia. But the fulfillment process isn't live yet, according to the Wireless Imports, the only US-based retailer of the hack: "We are awaiting to hear from them later today about when we will be able to start unlocking handsets." The Australian Retailer says the same. Even though IPSF has proven itself beyond any doubt, I'm going to say wait a little while before buying. More » -
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iPhone Software Unlock Confirmed on Video
Despite confirmation from reputable sources like CNN and Engadget, there were still people unsure of whether iPhoneSIMFree actually worked. The reason? The lack of video proof of the unlock process. Well, here it is, the first, exclusive video proof of the unlock process. Hit the jump to see our notes about the process, the iPhoneSIMFree team, and where the iPhone unlocking path goes from here. More »
